I've been in the scene for quite a while and have seen too many meme coins.

Skyrocketing, euphoria, then silence.
The market is always cycling:
hype, pump, dump, then looking for the next one.

But MemeMax is a bit different.
It's not about creating a new "dog" or "frog"—its ambition is more straightforward:
to build the underlying casino for this mass frenzy.

Traditional memes rely on "faith" narratives, but how value is really captured is quite vague.
@MemeMax_Fi’s approach is simple and direct:
Every transaction fee is used for a 100% automatic token buyback $M .
The key is "automatic" and "on-chain execution"—the engine and tokens are locked by code and can't be shut down.
The more trading, the more aggressive the buyback, giving solid price support.
It doesn’t sell you pipe dreams; it simply says:
You play, and the fees go directly to token holders.

The logic is simple:
Emotions don’t last, but “profit + reputation” are more sticky.
It attracts you with rewards and keeps you with social comparison—the focus is on gathering "active traders," not just hodlers.

So its ambition is greater than it seems:
It wants to become the "behavioral foundation" of memes, letting all creations and frenzies eventually come here to capture value.
If it succeeds, it’ll have the most active participants in the ecosystem.

Of course, this path is risky, but it grasps the essence of memes:
All the excitement ultimately needs real money flow to sustain it.
And it's quietly writing "community first" into the contract code itself.